Hetfield played the solo over the clean part of Master, the second solo in Orion, and I think he had one in To Live is to Die. He doesn't play the Orion solo live.

Also, The Call of Ktulu. And Creeping Death. And Ride the Lightning. And a Disposable Heroes. And Orion. And Blackened. And The Shortest Straw. And Dyers Eve.

If you're going Genesis, I'd go with "Cinema Show" or "Anyway" (I'm a sucker for harmonized solos).

Not as shitty as Pawlenty. And he did give us LRT. And it goes without saying that he'd be a significant upgrade over the current occupant of the White House.

Was it on Jools Holland? 'Cause if not, that one was pretty badass, too.

I don't know that Walt's wife's problem was that she was outspoken so much as that we never saw her being in love with Walt. I don't know if that's the writing or the acting, but it just seemed like she wasn't supportive in the way Walt needed - or in a way that I would expect a loving wife would be - after he was…

I think that's because they have to earn it. While there are good looking comedians, they are only there if they have put in the time and have found a way to connect with the audience. Actors, on the other hand, are typically cast for a look or type first, with talent being a secondary factor. So a lot of actors…

I think he's important as a foil to Gloria. The reason dumb criminals can succeed - and that smart criminals can get lazy - is lazy law enforcement. It's when you have tenacious, dedicated people investigating that things fall apart.

Yeah, he seems as lazy as he is concerned with asserting his authority. More so, perhaps.

But how much of that is because people have more money to buy drugs during good times - i.e., if you remove the victimless crimes from the numbers does crime still rise with good times and fall during recessions?

They (rightly) think she stole money from Emmett, which is now equivalent to stealing money from Varga. Not sure why they didn't kill her. Maybe they thought they did. Or maybe Varga doesn't kill over such petty amounts of money, preferring to send a painful message.

And it was made no less brutal by being done offscreen, with the sounds and Sy's reaction telling us what was happening.

I took it to be a critique of objectivism.

Jimmy did tell him what would happen. It's easy to read that as a threat, but I don't think it was. I think that was simply the moment when Jimmy realized what kind of person Chuck is, and how things end for that kind of person. Someone who will pursue such a vendetta against the person who cares the most for him…

Your brain is analog, too.

(Curse you) Perry the Platypus!

It's back, and every bit of what it was in the 80s. Look it up on the facebooks.

Democrats won a majority in both houses of congress, setting the groundwork for the Obama presidency, while Rumsfeld and Cheney were not retained and marginalized, respectively.

And I yours. The all lower-case gives it a nice, minimalist feel.

And then pukes it up in his dressing room bathroom.